People:Donate a few bucks to Mefeedia if you use thumb generator.Interesting stuff... pretty hardcore.sullOn 11/29/05, Markus Sandy
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i'm impressed! keep on crunching and thanks!
petertheman wrote:
OK, Here's an overview of the Mefeedia thumbnail feature.1)
One way for you to generate your thumbnails for layout might be to simply upload your images into to a single directory and then use a relevant system tag to determine the file name for each image. I don't use Blogger, but I just had a look at their template code (because I know a lot of people
Two more notes on this subject of creating your own thumbs:#1 If you didnt want to hunt down the item number, you could always just name your image with the same text that is used for the title, and use the $BlogItemTitle$ tag instead.#2 With the hovering metadata example below, I meant to
Yeah I agree with Josh, besides that's kinda the point of
aggregators. You can subscribe to the video blogs you want and when
you view them through an aggregator like FireAnt the web design
becomes much less important. As far as the network goes, we have a
network, its a social network, which
Back to the point though...
Rocketboom uses MovableType, which provides excellent control over the
template design.
You will have to learn a little bit of code beyond HTML to do what you
want, but its pretty easy to get the hang of and very well documented.
-Josh
On 11/29/05, Bill Streeter
Hey Andreas,
Did you try clicking view 2 on the top of the archive page? We have
two different ways to view our archives, one with just the thumbnails
and another with story links included for searchability.
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On Tue, 29 Nov 2005 18:15:26 +0100, Amanda Congdon
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Did you try clicking view 2 on the top of the archive page? We have
two different ways to view our archives, one with just the thumbnails
and another with story links included for searchability.
Nope, I didn't know
Is it possible to create a system that doesnt need to download the
entire video in order to create a thumbnail, but only a little bit of
the start of the file? It seems a shame that we can start watching
some video formats before they have finished downloading, but that
thumbnail generation
Steve Watkins wrote:
Is it possible to create a system that doesnt need to download the
entire video in order to create a thumbnail, but only a little bit of
the start of the file?
Here is some wild thinking, that may be completely off-base.
I believe HTTP requests can use a range, so in
question:
if i have a quicktime file with a poster frame, will mefeedia use that
frame as the thumb?
if not, is it possible to make it do that?
i would like to control which frame is used as a thumb
Pete Prodoehl wrote:
Steve Watkins wrote:
Is it possible to create a system
OK, Here's an overview of the Mefeedia thumbnail feature.
1) It doesn't generate thumbs for *all* types of movies. For most
movies it does, including Flash movies, Windows media movies, you name
it. There are some codecs that it can't handle, unfortunately, but it
gets most of them.
2) It takes
PS: Marcus, we're doing number crunching and analyzing ourselves these
days.. results still pending. :)
Cheers!
Peter
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with all video formats, but is it some sort of theoretical possiblity
at least?
Yep, it's theoretically possible. The amount of development work would
probably be high though, so then it ends up being cheaper paying for a
few more servers, in the short term :) It's all a balance about where
to
i'm impressed! keep on crunching and thanks!
petertheman wrote:
OK, Here's an overview of the Mefeedia thumbnail feature.
1) It doesn't generate thumbs for *all* types of movies. For most
movies it does, including Flash movies, Windows media movies, you name
it. There are some codecs
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